Kew Park Rangers Jack Petchey Award Scheme
HOW IT WORKS
Recipients do not have to be the best at sport, work or anything else, but they must have contributed to the club or community in a significant way. Equally, Achievement Award Winners can be recognised for personal developments and positive personality traits.
Achievement Award Winners must be aged between 11 and 25 years.
The Club need to award 12 awards (one every month) per year with each award being worth £300 plus £1000 Leader Award.
At the beginning of every new month Squad Managers will fill in the internal nomination form (see attachment) with the squads nomination and the form sent by e-mail it to J-F.
The Award committee will decide who that month’s winner is. Monthly nominees (if not selected) will be kept and moved to the following month’s award.
MONTHLY PRESENTATION
Present the certificate to the winner in front of their peers before the end of the month.
The winner will decide how to spend the money
A photo must be taken of the presentation. The photo will then be put on the Jack Petchey of the KPR website with the reason for the nomination.
Note: Squad Managers will need to pick up the framed certificate and grant cheque from J-F before presentation.
ANNUAL PRESENTATION
Once a year, a medallion presentation will be organised for all 12 monthly winners. Jack Petchey Foundation staff will be invited to make the presentation at the KPR Award BBQ.
WISH LIST
Award winners, squads and the club should decide how the money will be spent. Money cannot be spent on existing standard running costs.
Examples of other organisations wish list.
Laburnham Boat Club Used their Award money towards a bowling trip for young people with disabilities, a white water kayaking trip for the Youth Club, towards a summer residential a cycle trip for the Youth Club, a trip to the cinema
LEADER AWARDS AN INTRODUCTION
Once a year nominate a Leader Award winner by completing a nomination form. Awards are given to adults who have demonstrated, in an outstanding way, an ability to encourage and motivate young people aged 11-25
Awards winners will be:
Invited to an Annual Presentation Ceremony
Presented with a gilt medallion
Given a cheque for £1000 to be spent on a Kew Park Rangers project of their choice
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January 2008 |
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Seb Maciver receiving the January Jack Petchey award certificate and cheque from U15 Colts coach, Steve Cox
Seb received the nomination for this award from all involved in the U15 Colts squad as he continues to show a high level of commitment to the squad despite not playing in matches this year. He always attends matches, both home and away, to support his team mates enthusiastically. Well done Seb! Seb has decided to use his £300 prize to further kit out the squad in KPR training gear.
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February 2008 |
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Sean Subeather, KPR U15 Colts with his February Jack Petchey award and cheque
“Sean was nominated for the Jack Petchey award by his squad manager Tim Pitt who said “Sean trains with the U15 Colts and is always an enthusiastic participant. His enthusiasm and cheery personality helps keep the training sessions fun, especially on a cold night. Or maybe it’s that he keeps us all entertained with his open goal misses, either was Sean deserves our nomination for this award.” Sean has chosen to spend his £300 prize on KPR training tops with each player’s initials for the whole squad”
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March 2008 |
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March 08 winner Joe Gash (right) receives his award and cheque from Alex Shortt, KPR U15 Juniors captain
Joe Gash was nominated and received the March Jack Petchey award for his continued commitment to the U15 Juniors squad. As well as ensuring his coach knows when we will be at training Joe always takes an active part with plenty of commitment and effort. He also turns up to support his team mates for home matches despite not being in the squad himself. Joe has chosen to treat his squad to an end of season meal, venue and date to be arranged.
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